What is a hazardous energy control program?
A. Your employer's written description of the appropriate lockout/tagout procedures for their facility
B. A national standard created to ensure that employees at all facilities are equally protected
C. A program developed by energy utilities to ensure the safe and efficient use of their product
D. A user's guide created by a machine's manufacturer that provides specific operating procedures
Answer (2)
A hazardous energy control program is a written description of lockout/tagout procedures to ensure workplace safety during maintenance. This program aims to prevent accidents by controlling hazardous energy during service work. It aligns with national safety standards to protect employees effectively. ;
A hazardous energy control program is a written description of lockout/tagout procedures designed to protect employees during maintenance work on machinery. The correct answer is A: Your employer's written description of the appropriate lockout/tagout procedures for their facility. This program ensures that machinery is not accidentally started up while being serviced, aligning with national safety standards.
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